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> ifgi -> £' P S ^ ® 5 ^ » P M'HENRY DECEMBM i&yw. • , • 1».VW; u*? •M %VTMC BHPnjB McHenry, 111. ' Good Sound- Good Pictures-- ' Plenty Heat-- r SATURDAY - SUNDAY Dec; 12-13 "MY SIN" News Events -- • Comedy 10c and 25c W ; . THURSDAY J .r Dec. 16-17 •:':'1ksiurel and Hardj "PARDON US" *THE DAUGHTER^: THE DRAGONM ' ::0\QxiT, Treat to Yoii, - * • w io< TELL YOUR FRIENDS Emerald Bridge Club Thomas Wilson was hostess members of the Emerald Bridge at her home on Tuesday after- Mrs. to the club noon of last week. Prizes in bridge were won by Mrs. Albert Krause, "Mrs. Albert Purvey and Mrs. ¥rJ&arti% Refeshments were served. Entertains ('and Chili / Mrs. Georpe Lindsay entertained the memh^s of h#» card club Thursday afternoon. Bridge was played and prizes $vere won by Mrs. John Drey-miller and Mrs. Robert Thompson. . .• Itachire Party Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frisby entertained the members 'of their euchre club at their home Friday evening. Prizes were awarded to Joe Weber and Miss Kate McLaughlin and lunch was served. The club will meet at the Joe Weber home Friday evening. Neighborh«od Club" ' ' The Neighborhood cltih met at the home of Mrs. L. A. Erickson' Thursday evening. Bridge was played and prizes were' won, by Mrs. Simon Stoffel>. Mrfe C. J. Reihansperger and Mrs.: Renry VpgeL Refreshments wei^e served, £t the clo§ie of the games. Mid-Week Club' . The Mid-Week Card elub'ih^i^i, jhe home of Mrs-. Lillian Cox on Wednesday afternoon of last week. Five tables Of bridge were played and prizes were awarded to Mrs. H. B Schaefer, Mrs. R. G: Chamberlin and'Mrs. C. W. Goodell;,.. Refreshments wene .served. fits. Entertain Card Club Mat Blake entertained the la- borg in Chicago Sunday. Miss Dorothy Knox spent Saturday everting at Grayslakd Mrs. Lillian Cox and sons were Chicago visitors Saturday. Miss Laura Karls of Chicago spent Sunday at her home here- - C. W. Gibbs of Lake Geneva was a McHenry visitor Monday. Leroy Conway of Chicago* spent Sunday at his home here. Francis Bonslett of Chicago wa* a business visitor here Tuesday. - Mr. and Mrs. W. F, Burke and J.'B. Kelter visited at Elgin Saturday. Anthony Schneider went to DeKalb Sunday, where he will attend school. Mrs. C. M- McDermott and baby returned home from Chicago last week. Miss O'Dwyer of Cedarburg, Wis., spent the Week-end with friends here, v Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Burke and J. B Kelter Were Chicago visitors Sunday. Miss Margaret McDonald of Chica go is visiting relatives and friends here. Miss Zetie SundaySguest; in tlM? Wm. F. DbKertjr •home. -.' • • Mrs. Albert Krause and 'Mrs; Albert Purvey were Cystal Lake visitors Saturday^ » Mrs. Jack McLaughlin and daughter were 'Tutesday shoprpers" at Waukcgan. v'v.; |> Mr. and Mts. A. K. Burns of Oalc 'Park were Saturday visitors in Mc- , Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Math Steffes and family visited Mr. and Mrs- Henry Ahl- Business Women Meet The McHenry County Business and Professional Women's club held its meeting at Justeh's hotel in McHenry Monday, evening. Thirty-seven women were-present to enjoy the delicious chicken dinner and the teachers of the McHenry schools were guests of <the evening. • ' Following the dinner theJmeetfrig was conducted \>y the president of the club, Miss Clara Greaves. Arrangements for the evening's entertainment were made by Miss Ethel Jones, emblem chairman and the business of the evening was the discussion of- the em- Mem. Emblem seals at each $ace adorned the table and the place cards, also bore the emblem. A solo was given by Bob Peterson and singing by the group was enjoyed. The nert meeting Will be the Christmas meeting, for which plfftis have not yet been completed. dies of her card club at her home on Mr. and Mrs. Math Steffes and Mr; Wednesday afternoon of last week, and Mrs. John Oeffling visited relatives at Wilmette, Tuesday. Mrs. F. O. Gans and daughter, Mildred, visited in Chicago over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. William Marsh of Chicago were Sunday guests of Mrs. Five hundred was played and prizes were^awarded to Mrs.^Joe^Frett, Mrs." A1 Walbrandt and Mrs. Ed. Whiting. Refreshments were served. CLAUDE E. DAVIS Claud Edgar Davis was born at Colfax, 111., on April 11, 1883, and departed this life at his home at Iroquois, 111 , on December 1, 1931, at the age of 48 years, ? months and 20 days. While stjll under age he ran away from home and enlisted in the United States army. After serving one term he lived for, several years in the New England states before returning to his home. He married Rachel Fuller in June, 1918, and to this union were born two children, Marjorie and PauL In June, 1929, he was again married to Mrs. Letah Page Thomas. For the past fifteen years Mr. Davis was engaged in telephone work and aside from a few years in, Wisconsin he worked at LeRoy and Paxton. Just one year prior to the day of his death' Mr. Davis went to Iroquois and assumed change ot the local tele-r phone system, Fraternally he was a member of the !• F. He fras also a member of tjie Christian church at LeRey. in: v? . - fie1' is survived by his «dfe, stepson, Eugene Thomas, and children, Marjorie and Paul; his father, C M, Daivts; thriee brothers, Olie of Minnesota, Roy of South Dakota, and Admiral of Montana, and also several nieces and nephews and a host 'of fronds who mourn his departure'. Funeral services were held &t Iroquois with burial in Woodland cemetery, McHenry, on Friday, Dee. 4, at 1:30 o'clock. " NOTICE--C. D. OF A, The Knights of-Columbus will entertain their mothers, wives and sweeties and all C. D. of A. members on Ladies' Night, Thursday, Dec- 10 (tonight) in the K. C. hall. Come. MUsic, dancing, lunch gratis. D<J not forget regular meeting of C. D. of A. Monday, Dec- 14. This ^tore will be open evenings until Christmas/ beginning Monday, Dec. 14. Erickson's Dept. Store. ' 28 Christmas trees priced from 26c up at Erickson's Dept. Store. 28 Try our classified bring results. ads--they sure One/of those famous Chocolate Sodas at Bolger's for Be on Friday and Saturday. 28 Don't miss Mrs. Pich's sale, starting today. Hats priced as low as 50 cents. 28 ' ^e' Bead the ads and mt« your dollars. MRS. LILLIE TONYON • 'Mrs. Lillie May Toynton, 68 years old, of Wauconda, widow <tf the late William Toynton, died at her home at 6:30 o'clock Monday morning, December 7. She was born In Wauconda township, April 15, 1867. She is survived bjr^ three daughters, Neva, at home; MrsTTCJeorge Harris of Wauconda; D. I. Granger, McHenry; Club Meets at Ringwood Mr. and Mrs. George Young enter- Catherine Schneider. tained the members of their card club) William Green spent last week at at their home Friday evening! Five! Woodstock, where he assisted in the two blotters, William and Herman hundred furnished entertainment' for j National Tea store. IBro^Jcs of Wauconda, and three sisthe guests and high honors went to Mr. and Mrs. Porter Gorman of Chi. | tersVilrs, Wilbur Cook and Mrs Ed- Mrs. Ford Jackson and»Joe Frett,-jcago were Sunday guests in the home J ward Underwood of Wauconda and while the consolations 'went to Mrs. Mrs- c«ra Price of California. -Peter A. Freund and-Mat Blake. Riverview Camp Elects Rivervietv Camp, R N. A., held its annual election of officers Tuesday evening. Officers elected for "the year and appointive officers are: Oracle--Agness Wentworth. -r ; • ..Past Oracle--Varina Marshall. ' , Vice-Oracle--Calla Perkins. •Recorder--Florence Cobb. ' Receiver--Frances Vycital/ Chancellor--Dorothy Nickels. ^Marshal--Anna Meyers. Inner Sentinel--Margaret Bienapfl. Outer Sentinel--Laura Weber. Manager--Anna Sutton. - Musician--Gertrude Schaefer., Physician---Dr. D. G. Wells. * . Slag Bearer--Anna Boley. - Juvenile Director--Anna Meyers. Captain Degree Staff--Lena Faith--Viola Staines, Courage--Elsie Vycital. Unselfishness--Vendelfna Diedrich. Modesty--Magdalina Worts. Endurance--Nellie Staines. J | Meetings Postponed " " Jle^ng-s of the Ladies' Aid societywill be postponed until after the holidays. The next meeting of the society will be lield on January 7, .143$^ ... „ Masonettes Entertained *8. Earl Monear. entertained party of friends at her home Saturday evening. Three tables of cards were played and prizes awarded UP Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. Minnie Miller and Mrs. H. C- Hughes. The guests present were: Mrs. J. A. Craver, Mrs. R. G. Chamberlin, Mrs." George Johnson, Mrs. Minnie Miller, Mrs. H. M. Stephenson, Mrs. H. C- Hughes, Mrs. E. G. Peterson, Mrs. F. A. Hitchens, Mrs. J. R. Smith, Mrs. C. W. Klontz, Mrs. George Lindsay aad Mrs. Andrew Eddy. Card Clrib Meetf Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hughes entertained members of their card club at their home Thursday evening. Three tables of bridge were played and prizes were awarded to Mrs. H. M. Stephenson, C. H. Duker, Mrs. Jamas Sayler arid Earl Monear- Refreshments were served at the close of the games. « ;| Juveniles To Meet The Juveniles of Riverview Camp, R. N. A. will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Legion hall. Mothers shoud see that tWeir children attend this meeting. M. E, CHURCH You are invited to attend services at the M. E. church every Sunday. Morning worship, 11 o'clock. • Sunday school, 10 o'clock. Plans are being made' for the Christmas program, including a tree ami Santa Claus and all children .who desire to get in on this m'i<t|at Maywood. attend Sunday school regularly. NOTICE I will continue to call for and deliver laundry and serve customers as usual, taking lauqdry to Barrington for the' present. 28 L. V ADAMS. Christinas Party St. Clara's Court of the Lady For esters is having its Christmas party, Wednesday, Dec. 16, in St. Mary's hall. Instead • of the members ex changing gifts this year the money will be used for the needy. Bring presents for the basket as usual. The Juveniles°are invited. - of Mrs. Fred Karls. Miss Maud Granger of Elgin spent th# - week-end with her sister, Mrs. Robert Thompson. ' Mr. and . Mrs. William Fleming of Woodstock visited Mrs. B Frisby Tuesday evening. * Mrs. J. C. Peterson of Chicago is spending the week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Winkel. Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Meyers of Chicago visited in the home of his father the first of the week. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Ware of Woodstock visited their aunt, Mrs. B. Frisby, Tuesday afternoon. "• Mrs. Martha Page and Mrs. C. E. Davis returned to the latter' home at Iroquois the first of the-week- Funeral services were held at the home at 1:30 o'clock Wednesday aftenoon, Rev. Frank Taylor of the Wauconda Federated church officiating; with burial at Wauconda.- BAZAAR WAS BIG SUCCESS The chicken dinner and bazaar held at the M. E. church last Thursday under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society, was a grand success, with a large crowd in attendance at the dinner and supper and all of the bazaar articles sold. The quilt top, on which sealed bids were taken, w6nt to Mrs. Fred Ferwerda. This quilt was made and donated by Mrs. Otto Johnson Mrs. Erma Richards of Woodstock an^,wa.s a bea"tiful piece of work, was a Monday visitor in the home cf I » ladies appreciate the patronage Mr. and Mrs. Albert Purvey. . of-the public and wish < to thank all Mr. and Mrs, John Aylward and!who assisted in making\the affair a Irene Conway of Elgin visited in the success M- A. Conway home Monday. Mrs. Frank Vales and daughter, Virginia, of Chicago were week-end guests in the Albert Vales home. Mr- and Mrs. Hal Plumb of Woodstock spent several days this week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Purvey. , Mrs. F. E. Bogcr and daughter, Elizabeth, spent several days the past week in the home of the former's son One of those famous Chocolate Sodas at Bolger's for 5c on Friday and Saturday. 28 f t T t T T T T i T V T T T T T T T T T T T TT T T T come to either of these McHENRY BANKS 1 Christmas Shopping List A Limifed NunAer Free Join the new Christmas Qob He^e yoff #!!!-service alid intelligent help in, all branches of banking. Our Christmas Savings Clubs are divided into many groups, one of which will fit your requirements. There is no surer way of saving than through this method. Come in today and start yours for yourself and children,, ~ Join Our CHRISTMAS CLUB^ " Today A club for every purpose A class for every purse vv West McHenry State Peoples State Bank of McHenry T Xt T Y Yf Y T Y •V' ? i I T T T T • * T T T t T T T T T T T T t J T I I A. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ vvv>^yY 5c in town For one of those Famous Chocolate Sodas Friday & Saturday Eat all you can a quart •U- '¥•§, ;er *.^The Store thaft Ahuayt Btu&» Mr- and Mrs. Andrew Birmingham and Mr. and Mrs. Tony' Strauss of Milwaukee visited Thomas McLaughlin Sunday afternoon. j Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLaughlin and daughter, Julia, of Ringwood were dinner guests in the home of Miss Kate McLaughlin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Freund have moved from the Rothermel house on Riverside Drive to the McLaughlin house, east of the rwer. j Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Freund have returned from Meyer, Iowa, where j they were called by the death of Mrs. Freund's father, Jacob Theobald. j Mrs. Helen Allen, Roxie Smith and Mildred Miller of Mishawaukee, Ind., were week-end guests in the home of the former's sister, Mrs. G. W. Hess, and family. Miss Lcis Esch went to Barrington Tuesday evening, where she played the marimba at a concert given by the orchestras of Barrington, Crystal Lake and Dundee higijj schools. She was accompanied by Mildred Minnich. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Busse (the former Eleanor Vales) have returned from a week's honeymoon trip to the south. They enjoyed a three-day stav at the luxurious West Baden Springs hotel, West Baden, Ind. The remainder of the week's trip was spent at the famous French Lick Springs hotel, French Lick, Ind. ~~ RIGHT IS RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SAVE YOUR -- DRUG N ITEMS • BUY NOW Friday and Saturday, Dec. 11-12 This store will be open evenings until Christmas, beginning Monday, Dec. 14. Erickson's Dept. Store. . 28 Center of "Cold Pole" | Th« lowest temperatures on- the ! earth occur In winter in the north- | eastern part of Siberia, the some> j what Indefinite center of greatest cold, j being known as "the "cold pole." At Verkhoyansk, in this region, a tern- °' ^0-4 degrees below *ero F^.hrenlieiL nras recorded on January 15,1885,lowest ever recorded near ^ a w t e o r © l o § A e # l T-sZWv: • toll ill gill " li- ifa TIm Thundaritorta During an electric storm recently, late at night, our little four-year-old daughter awoke and came into my room, and when snuggling down said, "I don't like to hear the clouds talking to each other like that--they get angry."--Chicago Tribune.. y Canada Protect* Walrus . Ale walrus in Canadian water* Is protected. No one is allowed to kill them except for food, and the number I® ®ny year Is limited to seven for Eskimos and four for whites. The walrui Is an important food for the toklmo and hia dogs. AU kills have to be reported to the mounted police. J1.25 KONJOLA SOc MILK OF MAGNESIA. $1.00 GILLETTE BLADES ...^ $1.50 ALARM CLOCK ; 12 75c RUBBER GLOVES X-gZ $1.50 FOUNTAIN SYRINGE ^ $5c BOX STATIONERY $1.00 BEEF, IRON AND WINE SOc LENNEX COUGH SYRUP $12 HELTHOMETER SCALE „„ 60c WOODBURY'S CREAMS _ \ $1.00 WILDROOT WAVE SEf. $1.00 HOUBIGANT'S PERFUMES 60c UNGENTINE SKIN CREAM 60c lb. HOSPITAL COTTON 35c M'KESSON HAND CREAM 25c BOLGER'S CORN CURE ^ $1.00 REAL BRIAR PIPE > PROPHYLACTIC TOOTH BRUSH, LARGE LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE, 76c vain® • 25c BOROZIN BABY POWDER 75c DEXTRI MALTOSE ,79^ ,31^ 83^ -89^ .39^ .89^ .23^ 59^ 33^ $7.77 -- 44^ 71^ ••v 39^ „. 23^ 15^ 17^ 61^ , $1.25 BANKERS CIGARS * • 89<^ 45c KOTEX 29 75c RUBBING ALCOHOL - 39«» - 50c 6RIDGE PLAYING CARDS " 29c" • - $5.00 ELECTRIC HEAT PAD $3.98 $1.15 PRINCE ALBERT 9 lo $1.00 McKESSON COD . . . - . „ 59^ LIVER OIL MINEPAJ^OIL PINT ^ QUART „ GALLON 49^ 89d $2.00 WAHL PENS AND PENCILS - 50 PER CENT OFF V ^ mtim Rli It's Christmas Time at Bolger's THOMAS P. BOLGER . : vV," T h e McHenry Druggi* •••' ;v,.: •' Phone 40 A Competent Registered Pharmacist Always in Charge-. Green Street JA jjyfc' St.